Build a 3D Home? Fla. a Prime Market to Click ‘Print’
3D builders see Fla. as a prime market, and a home is currently under construction in Tallahassee. But the state’s building code doesn’t include 3D techniques yet.
Federal Judge Cites ‘Gamesmanship’ in CDC Eviction Ban
The judge who first ruled against CDC eviction bans said the latest order is “almost identical” to earlier bans ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Top 2020 Trend so Far? Single-Family Rentals and Build-to-Rent
These markets aren’t new, but there’s increased demand and a change in buyer preferences. As a result, investor competition for space is “fierce and getting fiercer.”
App Deters Crime by Tracking Realtors in the Field
You can’t put a price on personal safety – but if you could, it would be free for Florida Realtors’ members. SafeShowings, a phone app and member benefit, discourages problems because it logs client photos and automatically calls for help if you don’t respond within 45 minutes.
Sellers Want Realtors to Suggest Renovation Projects
What updates will make buyers swoon and perhaps offer more money? What updates waste money because buyers don’t really care? Sellers view Realtors as the experts.
15 Cities Owned the Wild 2020 Market – 7 Were in Fla.
CoreLogic: Where did pandemic-burdened Americans move? Many to Fla. The data firm found 7 Fla. metros at the top – 3 on the Atlantic, 3 on the Gulf and 1 in the middle.
New Eviction Ban Stumbles Forward – Renter Help Slow to Arrive
There’s a lot of anger and confusion over the latest eviction ban. Judges don’t know whether the latest moratorium from the CDC is legal while it faces challenges in federal court. Until there’s a ruling, each judge will apply his or her own reasoning when deciding eviction cases.
NAR Partnership Gets Realtors $50 Off Junk Removal
Realtors, their families and association employees can use the discount for themselves or their clients through NAR’s newest partner, 1-800-GOT-JUNK?
HUD Program Helps Older Owners Age in Place
Two Fla. agencies will receive almost $2M. The program helps older residents make functional home modifications that enable them to stay in the home as they age.
First-Time Homebuyers Out of Luck in Hot Housing Market
Historically, first-time buyers got a 1,400-square foot starter home and traded up later. But builders offered 418K of those yearly in the 1970s – only 55K in the 2010s.